The phrase "assaulted area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that has been subjected to an attack or violent incident.
Example: "The police cordoned off the assaulted area to gather evidence and ensure the safety of the public."
Alternatives: "attacked zone" or "affected region".
Exxon gets to pay the bill — that's only logical — but, as far as I'm concerned, it has assaulted this area, and it has thereby lost the right to make decisions about how the work is done.
Exxon gets to pay the bill that's only logical but, as far as I'm concerned, it has assaulted this area, and it has thereby lost the right to make decisions about how the work is done.
However, all the key features of Morgan's plan remained; the choice of Normandy as the assault area, the use of Mulberry harbours, the deployment of American forces on the right and British on the left, the use of airborne troops to cover the flanks, and some form of diversionary operation in Southern France.
For 20 hours groups of attackers from a deadly Taliban ally, the Haqqani network, assaulted three areas of the capital.
The largest of the D-Day assault areas, Omaha Beach stretched over 10 km (6 miles) between the fishing port of Port-en-Bessin Port-en-Bessin Port-en-Bessinthe Vire River on the weast
Four other men have been assaulted in the area, near Kingsbridge Road and Morris Avenue, the police said.
The watches had been stolen from two teenagers assaulted in the area on the night of the killings.
At 09 30 on 18 February 6 RAR assaulted into the area on a broad front, with C and D Companies forward and A Company in reserve, while B Company and the APCs from A Squadron occupied a blocking position to the south.
There were also reports of children being assaulted in quarantined areas.
In a 5-2 victory at Norwich City on Sept. 29, Suárez was virtually assaulted in the penalty area by defender Leon Barnett, yet no penalty was forthcoming.
